The research and art project examines how 3D scanning and digital fabrication technologies can help to capture and make tangible the traces of climate change in our natural landscapes.

The project focuses on local landscapes that will be lost to global change, studying phenomena like the biological degradation of thousand year old oak trees or the dynamics of migrating coastal dunes. Technologies such as lidar are applied as an extension of human sensibility, looking to bridge the gap between geological and human timescales.